Dan Cirucci: Obama's Gas Prices

Sunday, May 24, 2009

Obama's Gas Prices

Heve you paid attention to the price of gas at the pump lately?
It's headed, up, up, up.
The price of oil is predicted to reach $75.00 per barrel.
Those are Obama's gas prices you're watching now.
Those are Obama's prices you're paying.
And the President doesn't seem to mind one bit that the prices are headed up.
In fact, he and his friends want you to pay more for gas because they feel you're using too much of it. They want you to pay more so you will use less. At least that's their theory; their plan.
Watch the prices go up.
And watch the dollars flow out of your pocket.
Day by day and week by week and month by month - you're paying more.
Enjoy!

1 comment:

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God Bless America; May 24, 2009 at 7:05 PM

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